The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo
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Hi can anyone tell me what this painting is?
Its limited edition print and has
‘Sue’ in a corner and I think the title is ‘we are not amused’ or similar.
The shop is always closed and I cant get a decent enough picture on my phone.
Many thanks.
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Thank you Jasmine, you are a star 
How did you know that?
Ive been looking on art ninja and getting nowhere fast.
Thankyou very much
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You are most welcome - glad I could help
I’ve seen it before and remember Sue something then used the Google Lens App to search the net for the picture
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Lens app? Haha ill have a look. I dont do too bad for a 70’s child 
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Learning myself - also a 70’s baby 
It came with the camera option so when I take a pic I see Lens at the bottom to help me figure out more information on what I captured - IE. type of bird/ flower or painting.
Think you can also download it as a App
That app is amazing, The fisrt thing I looked at was a piece of aquamarine and google got it right. I have a new toy!
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Oh I love it! Glad you are enjoying it. I too had so much fun checking out different flowers and images.
A whole new world opened up for me 
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Hase (Young Hare), watercolor and gouache, by Albrecht Durer (1502). Via the Albertina Museum (cropped).
Vincent van Gogh, Field with Two Rabbits, 1889, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
A Hare in the Forest by Hans Hoffmann (c. 1585)
Hare hieroglyph at the Temple of Edfu, Egypt (237-57 century BC). Photo by Rémih and via Wikimedia (color-corrected and cropped).
Detail of Roman mosaic depicting a hare eating grapes with geometric design (5th century AD). Via Getty Museum and the Italian Art Society (cropped).
Pierre Bonnard, Young Girl Sitting with a Rabbit, 1891, The National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo, Japan.
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I love it both places
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Love seeing your paintings…look forward to seeing more 
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Johannes Vermeer
Girl with a Pearl Earring
1665
Both these paintings I’m posting are from the 1600’s when many are from centuries earlier.
The link has info about “Girl with a Pearl Earring”.
Also links for other paintings in the gallery.
This painting was simply exquisite. The light, everything.
The simplicity and the complexity. So happy to see it. Saw it with only four or five others around which was nice.
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Well hung lover
Banksy
Bristol - city centre
The girl with the pearl earring
Banksy
Bristol - Spike Island
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“Watercolour painting by Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 – 1783), a Bavarian painter and engraver.”
“Dandelion with a moth and a smaller green moth or butterfly, in a landscape with a bank and pink sky.”
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These are amazing. Very soothing to view as well 
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